Kevin Holcomb

Kevin Holcomb's work experience starts in 1995 at Raytheon Aircraft, where they worked as an Engineer for airframe design. Kevin then moved on to work for Orbital Sciences Corporation as a Lead Mechanical Engineer, leading design, testing, and analysis of aircraft modifications for the Orbital Carrier Aircraft.

In 2000, Holcomb joined New Piper Aircraft as a Senior Engineer, where they handled various design, test, and certification tasks for powerplants and mechanical systems. Kevin also provided engineering support for accident and incident investigations.

Holcomb went on to work as a Contract Design Engineer for Safire Aircraft Co, Butler Technical for Sikorsky Aircraft, and Sino Swearingen Aircraft Corporation, where they contributed to the design and certification of various aircraft components and systems.

Starting in 2006, they worked as a Contract Engineer for Gulfstream Aerospace, focusing on design engineering tasks for the G650 aircraft. Kevin then joined Honda Aircraft Company in 2008 as a Senior Engineer, contributing to the design and certification of multiple doors and other aircraft components for the HA-420.

In 2018, Holcomb took on a role as a Staff Engineer at Zunum Aero, and in 2019, they joined magniX as an Aerospace and Mechanical Engineer.

Overall, Kevin Holcomb has extensive experience in aerospace and mechanical engineering, with a focus on design, certification, and testing of aircraft components and systems.

Kevin Holcomb attended Mississippi State University from 1990 to 1995, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering. In 2002, they obtained a Commercial Pilot certification for Single Engine Land and Instrument Airplane from the FAA.